Captain Jack of Azeroth

Chapter 330: Hammer of Khaz'goroth

Farondis nodded. "They should be able to tell you."

The two walked out of the cave, and as they walked, Jack cast a fire spell to burn the bodies of the faceless men. When they walked out of the cave, Dawi and the minotaurs also came to the cave entrance.

The Tauren of Highmountain asked with concern: "How is it? Have you found the Dark Lord?"

Jack nodded, "The Dark Lord has been dealt with. You don't need to worry about him anymore."

The Tauren of Highmountain looked at each other in bewilderment. They obviously did not believe Jack's words. That was the Dark Lord, a powerful being they had not been able to defeat in ten thousand years. You just went into the cave and defeated him?

Do you know what you are talking about?

Farondis testified: "Jack did kill Urginus. If you were quick enough, you should be able to see his body burnt to ashes."

There is also wind in the cave. Although there are a lot of ashes left by Urginas, they will definitely disappear over time.

When the Highmountain Tauren heard this, they immediately rushed into the cave. They ran all the way, following the ashes left by the Faceless One, and found the place where Urginus was sealed. There, there was indeed a large pile of ashes, indicating that there was a huge monster in front of it.

After confirming that Urginas was killed, the Highmountain tauren cheered loudly.

After they returned to the cave entrance, they apologized to Jack enthusiastically.

"Mr. Jack, please forgive our rudeness. You should know how much harm the Dark King has caused us. We are worried if we don't see his death with our own eyes."

Jack smiled and said, "Of course, I'm not going to joke about this."

The Highmountain Tauren were all very grateful to Jack, and Jack took the opportunity to ask, "I'm looking for the Hammer of Khaz'goroth. I heard from Farondis that it was in your hands before?"

"That's right!" said the Highmountain tauren. "The Hammer of Khaz'goroth was in our hands before, but it was stolen after the Spirit Walker Blackhorn left. According to our guess, it should be the Underworld King Dagrul who stole it."

Jack asked, "Where is this Underworld King Dagur?"

"He is in the underground cave east of Thunder Totem. The Drogbar are a race that are good at digging caves. Their underground caves are interconnected and very difficult to find."

"Don't worry about him, he can handle it," Farodis said.

Jack looked at the Highmountain tauren and said, "Yes, I will solve the problem of getting lost. What I want to tell you is that the Hammer of Khaz'goroth is very important to me, so I will not return it to you after I get it."

The Highmountain tauren looked at each other again. They didn't expect Jack to be so direct. However, seeing Jack was so frank, they couldn't help but ask, "Mr. Jack, what do you want the Hammer of Khaz'goroth for?"

Jack told the Highmountain Tauren about the repair of the Great Whirlpool. When the Highmountain Tauren heard this, they all expressed their admiration for Jack.

"Mr. Jack is thinking about the whole world, how can we stop him? We follow the will of Huon Gaoling and have always wanted to do things to protect the world. However, for the past ten thousand years, we have been held back by the Dark King. Now that the Dark King has been killed, we can free our hands and feet and do what we have always wanted to do."

"You and your Silver Covenant are the organization we aspire to be. Please allow us to join the Silver Covenant and do our part to protect the world." Jack immediately agreed to the Highmountain Tauren joining the Silver Covenant, then teleported them to the Black Pearl and brought them back to the Thunder Totem.

After holding a bonfire party at Thunder Totem, Jack set out the next day on the Black Pearl and arrived at the cave where Dagur was.

This cave is indeed interconnected, making it difficult to find the direction. There are also many giant worms in it, which shuttle through the cave at high speed, just like a subway.

The drogbar rely on these giant worms to move quickly, making it even more difficult for the Allies to find them.

Farondis looked at Jack, and Jack should have a solution.

Jack certainly had a way. He spread all the time energy in the Eternal Bottle, and soon occupied a part of the underground cave. The underground worm came at a high speed and crashed into the time energy, and its speed suddenly slowed down. The drogbar on the worm moved even slower, and the allies pulled them off the giant worm one by one and tied them up directly.

In this way, the giant worm brought groups of Drogbar to Jack.

Soon, Dagur discovered something was wrong. He rode a giant worm and rushed over. Because of the power of the Hammer of Khaz'goroth, he was not affected by the time energy like other drogbar.

But this also exposed him to Jack, who looked at the Hammer of Khaz'goroth in his hand and asked, "Are you Dagrul, the Underworld King?"

Dagur nodded and said, "Yes, it's me!"

Jack held out his hand, "I need the Hammer of Khaz'goroth. If you give it to me, I will release your people."

Dagur looked at the thousands of tribesmen who were tied up, and a look of struggle appeared on his face. He wanted to save these tribesmen, but the Hammer of Khaz'goroth was a sacred object of the Drogbar, which he had stolen from the Thunder Totem with great difficulty, so how could he give it up so easily?
Thinking of this, he raised the Hammer of Khaz'goroth, "I don't need you to release them. I will rescue them myself."

Jack laughed, "You can try!"

Dagur swung the Hammer of Khaz'goroth directly at Jack. He could see that Jack was the leader of these outsiders, and as long as he defeated Jack, he could use Jack to exchange for his own people.

Without waiting for his attack to land, Jack waved his hand and countless earth elements burst out from the ground, forming a huge rock that wrapped Dagur inside.

Unable to move, Dagrul tried to smash the rock with the Hammer of Khaz'goroth.

However, Jack rushed forward without waiting for him to react and snatched the Hammer of Khaz'goroth.

Dagur didn't want to defend himself, so Jack broke his wrist. Although Jack reconnected it, he still howled in pain.

The Drogbars couldn't help but shudder. Only then did they realize that Jack was someone they could not afford to offend.

This was the first time they had seen someone who was not afraid of the Hammer of Khaz'goroth. This showed that Jack was much stronger than Dagur, who was holding the Hammer of Khaz'goroth.

Oh my god! How can there be such a perverted person in this world?

(End of this chapter)